Aaron White

2010

December
November
October
September
August
July
June
May
April
March
February 2
January 8

2009

December 10
November 13
October 9
September 4
August 6
July 15
June 10
May 10
April 16
March 11
February 19
January 21

2008

December 17
November 18
October 10
September 21
August 35
July 17
June 19
May 21
April 38
March 41
February 17
January 41

2007

December 33
November 11
October 1
September
August
July
June
May
April
March
February
January
This morning I soaped, shampooed, forgot what I was doing, and did it again. ‘Lather, Rinse,...
Dec 31st
Do you remember when you used to drink liquid liquorice as a...
Dec 29th

Domainiac

I’ve purchased 17 domain names in the past week! Here are a few of my fa*****es but I...
Dec 29th

Can lip service be good?

Had a great discussion with my friend Anand today. In college he said that if we could just get...
Dec 28th

Comments?!

At the behest of a good friend, I’ve added comments to my tumblog. Turns out Disqus makes this...
Dec 28th

'08 Predications

Predictions for 2008 are a popular topic. Here are a few: Negatives:  Digg’s quality of...
Dec 27th

Whine and be Rewarded?

If you have a blog, and a bad customer service experience, you have the ingredients for...
Dec 27th
“Verbosity when alone, brevity with company.”
— Adam Conroy
Dec 26th
My cousin playing with the quintessential boys Christmas...
Dec 25th
My friend Ben points out that this clearly cuts both...
Dec 23rd

Captchas Make Great Domain Names

Coming up with a cool, unregistered domain name can be as frustrating as playing whack-a-mole on the...
Dec 21st

Thoughts and Behavior

I am of the opinion that you only ever own 2 things in this world: Your thoughts and your behavior. ...
Dec 20th
Watch Watch
Here Comes Another Bubble v1.1 - The Richter Scales (via Scott Kirsner)
Dec 19th

Then, Now & Next

A quick observation:   1997: “Don’t put your real name on the Internet, are you crazy?...
Dec 19th
How 2 Nerdfighters Took Over YouTube -...
Dec 18th

Stravinsky & Death Metal

Listened to the “Musical Language” episode of the awesome Radio Lab WNYC podcast.  ...
Dec 18th
“Once you’re good at connecting consumers with advertisers, it’s hard to be good...
Dec 17th
Facebook in 30 years
Dec 17th
“Advertising is a tax you pay for unremarkable thinking.”
— Johnny Vulcan (via Ricky) 
Dec 17th

Big & Simple Ideas

There are two types of Internet startups…. Those that invent new technology. Those that...
Dec 16th

Last word on Internet phones for the...

Had an interesting weekend and I’m reminded of how different the future is going to be (or...
Dec 16th

"I do not enjoy receiving email."

I’m opposed to the concept of the email inbox, which is like a personal to-do list than anyone...
Dec 15th
iPhone doesnt do the winterry disaster justice. Am I evil...
Dec 13th
Coding Horror: Blacklists Don't Work
Dec 12th
The Evolution of Personal Publishing
Dec 11th
Watch Watch
Top Gear Audi R8 (via Jace) “This is like smearing honey onto Keira Knightley” 
Dec 10th

Tumblr's Reposting Mechanism

Jace: i still haven't really figured out whether I understand what's going on at tumblr. the reblogging thing might be lost on me
Me: its like tumblr specific commenting, think of it that way.
Jace: is that it? is it too simple?
Me: well no, there's some genius in it. so by default, you can't comment on tumblr blogs, but you effectively can if you have your own tumblog (by reblogging, and adding your 2-cents)
Me: now, for anyone else following the original person they can see your 'comments' (by following who reposted). But again, even that feature is only available to people inside the tumblr community.
Me: the 'bonus' though, is that by following the comments, you can discover new blogs since each commentor MUST have a blog to comment. So it is a discovery mechanism (again, keeping you coraled in tumblr) and a way to ensure comments are by people committed to sharing blog posts, not by random idiots who leave flame droppings.
Jace: yeah, I can appreciate the inclusive, secure aspect of that. not sure I'm riproaring to try and insert myself into a preexisting closedish community though.
Me: I guess because it's a self-contained culture and if you don't consider open-commenting critical to you, your blogs are still effectively public.
Jace: yeah. actually, I don't even need commmenting on my "blog" I'm much less interested in reposting links and such from other blogs, but rather in creating a winding narrative of human presence on the web.
Dec 9th
Inspirational iPhone photo of an Audi R8 I took at last...
Dec 8th
Conduit Labs
Dec 6th

Fb ain't goin anywhere.

 The tales of Facebook’s “death” are greatly exaggerated.   Do I believe they...
Dec 6th
Just got World of Warcraft today. Want to learn more about...
Dec 5th
xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math,...
Dec 5th

Twittering

So Bobby Andresen, of PixelImplosion was kind enough to convince me to start twitterring. I can feel...
Dec 4th